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What the fuck is wrong with RAM prices

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4 minutes ago, grimreeper132 said:

ECC is not needed for most cases for a home NAS, as the chance that the data corrupts to a level which is even noticeable on your NAS is extremely small. As for that no you didn't all you said was the system supported 8GB of RAM, but you didn't say the variant which you own did, as it might of been only with a certain CPU that you could get a full 8GB of RAM and they excluded that out from the obvious documentation in order to up sell the product

The initial topic was for my DV7 laptop, which supports 8GB.

Read the whole thread. You are confused.

 

We were talking about NAS, so I stated that the RAM for my NAS was only $40. The Dell Precision is my NAS. It supports a maximum of 64GB of RAM.

 

It's not just my home NAS, it't fifteen terabytes for a reason. About 13 people use it for personal backup storage. Haha what home NAS needs fifteen terabytes lol

Main build: Intel Xeon E3 1240 | 16GB Avexir Red | Custom GTX 1050Ti | 1.5TB RAID0 | 500GB RAID0 | 240GB SSD | 240mm AiO | Thermaltake Dragonscale | Corsair CX600 v1

 

Media Center: Intel i5 3470 | 8GB Corsair XMS3 | GTX 550Ti XLR8 RED | 500GB WD Blue | Stock Intel | Dell 3010 Case | 250W PSU

 

Main Laptop: Gold HP DV7 1127CL | AMD Turion X2 RM-72 | 4GB DDR2 | AMD HD 3200M Graphics | 32GB Hually SSD | 1TB Western Digital Blue

 

Backup Laptop: Intel C2M T7200 | 4GB DDR2 | AMD X1600 Graphics | 160GB Seagate Momentus

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